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Police arrest teen suspected of throwing rocks at vehicles at entrance to Jerusalem

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“Police arrest teen suspected of throwing rocks at vehicles at entrance to Jerusalem”

Jerusalem Police Special Patrol Unit (YASAM) officers arrested a 17-year-old from Ein Naqquba on suspicion of throwing rocks at vehicles near the entrance to Jerusalem. During a search of the suspect, officers found additional rocks believed to have been intended for throwing. Police are continuing to search for another suspect who fled the scene.

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